Kate Mayberry

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Editor, Global News Desk, Reuters

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

World

As seen in: Reuters, Medium, MSN, MSN Singapore, BBC, MSN Malaysia, The Guardian, Al Jazeera English, Nikkei, Nikkei Asia, Detroit News and

Covers: In no particular order... Malaysia, Singapore, Southeast Asia, Art, Culture, Environment, Human Rights, Justice/Injustice, Refugees, Business

Editor, Global News Desk @Reuters. Previously: @AJEnglish, @business and a few years as a freelancer.

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A city emerging from a junta's grip

Myanmar is a country in the throes of a rapid transformation and in Yangon, its commercial capital, the chang…

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Born to draw - Issue 70 - Magazine

Illustrator Mohammad Nor Khalid, better known as Lat, finished his first comic book at the age of 13. Since t…

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Return of the Lizard King

The illegal trade in wildlife is thought to be worth at least $19bn a year, a sum rivalled only by the black …

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Malaysia's Unwanted

They cannot legally work, nor send their children to school. They are at risk of exploitation, abuse - even c…

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'You can come from nowhere and become somebody here'

Behind the chaotic bumper-to-bumper traffic, glass-walled skyscrapers and narrow streets of closely packed ho…

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Khmer Rouge trio face trial in Cambodia

Khmer Rouge leaders Nuon Chea, Khieu Samphan and Ieng Sary appear before a court for genocide [Kate Mayberry]…

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Corridor of Life

The orangutan and Borneo pygmy elephant, both endangered species, are struggling to survive as their age-old …

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The ravaging of Malaysia's Cameron Highlands

High up in Malaysia's Cameron Highlands, in a forested valley once home to a community of indigenous people, …

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Cambodia cracks down on corruption

Cambodia's government has set up an anti-corruption unit to tackle graft in the nation, one of the poorest in…

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Kept afloat by hope - the endless odyssey of the Rohingya

Faizal Ahmad* has just spent six months at sea, in an open boat crammed with 450 people, praying that Allah w…

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Malaysian education: Failing state schools prompt parents to go private- Nikkei Asian Review

KUALA LUMPUR -- At an exhibition hall on the top floor of one of the biggest shopping malls in Malaysia's cap…

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Malaysian heritage : Art fuels Ipoh's Old Town revival- Nikkei Asian Review

It is Sunday morning in Ipoh and the city's Old Town is abuzz. Families chat over breakfast in the traditiona…

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